Judgment has been given in the Synagogue casein favour of the defendant, Mr. Belilios, with costs; but the iffs have leave to sue for Te Di 0 reports: Monday, 7th Februsty, 10 a.m. Kilate of the atmosphere: on the 6th.—High pressures over the N.W. of China. The barometer rises in Japen and, th depression disperses in the Pacific." Pr auto gives way at Chungking and, Tehang. Blate'on. the. morning of the 7th.—Fine weather at Shanghai, The bai is yot below the avorago.—Probabilities,.m.—Fine weather, liable to chan Fresh N. to N.W.. breezes. over the coast; moderate monsoon in the S.—Tuesday, 8th February, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 7h.—The maximum of pressure dwolle over China ut _tho barometer falls there while it rises in Japan. Fine weather; very variable breezes on the entire coast.—Ntate on the morning of the'8th.—Fine, calm, and fairly mild oather. 'The barometer rises slightly'at Shanghai' and reaches its average.
probabilities, 5 p.m.—Mild and variable weather which may turn to rain, Variable breezes over the N. coast, and mo-dotate to: fresh monsoon in the S. Wednesday, 9th February, 10 a.m. State of the atmosphere on the 8th.—Tho aronietric maximum is stationary over China and pressure continues to increase in Japan. Normal monsoon in the S., and holy variable breezes in the N. Stute on the morning of the 9th.—Fine, calm, and mild weather at Shanghai. The barometer tends to fall. Probabilities, 5 p.m.—Con-' tinuation of variable weather liable to intermittent showers.. Unsteady winds over the N. coast, and normal monsoon in the S.—Thursday, 10th February, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 9h.—Pres-, pure increases rapidly over the W. of China. 'Variable weather with some showera.in the evening in' the environs of Shanghai.—. State on the: morning.of the 10th.—Barometer below the average. The wind shifts, tothe W. and freshens. Probabilities, 5 p.m and -cold weather... Owing to, the deep depression advancing N.W. over. the Pacific, strong breezes, or even a storm, from N.W. will continue over the and between China and Japan. 'The gale. may.be propagated to the S. Rough! sweather on the.coasts of Japan and. Core:—Friday. 1th February, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 10ti.—High pressures' to the S. of the Yangtze. "A Seep depression advances from the Pacific towards the 'Loochoos and the: S. coasts: of Inpan. Very strong -N.W. breezes "in the Eastern and the. Yellow Sea.' State the. morning: of the.11th.—Fine and -cold. weather. "The wind from the W. quadrant which: fell light-during the "night blows afresh'wwith the force of a strong breeze at about 9 a.m.* Probabilities; 5 p.m.—Fine weather. Variable winds over the S. coast; strong breezes or even a gale from the N.W. quadrant in the N. The extraordinarily low pressures prevalent to the S. of Japan may occasion a storm on the coasts of that country and at the Loochoo: Saturday, 12th February, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 11th.—Barometric maximum over the N.W. of China, but the Pacific depression causes a fall "f the barometer at all the stations. Very strong N.W. winds in Japan. Barometer at'29.21 (742 min.) at Tokio.—State on the morning of the 12th.—Fine, cold, and calm weather at Shanghai. The barometer rises but is as yet below the average. Sunday, 13th February, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 12th.—A deep depression. still lies to the E. of Japan. Storm from the N.W. at the Loochoos. Very variable winds on the China coast. State on the morning of the 18th.—The barometer tends to fall and the S.E. wind freshens. There is apparently a depression in the Yangtze Valley.. Probabilities, 5 p.m.—The westward depression will' advance to the west of; tho coast. Variable weather, liable to turn to rain. Moderate to fresh N.E. to S.E.
over the N. coast, and very variable breezes in the
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